A sustainable fashion brand in Bali.
Lost In Nowhere is proudly designed and 100% handmade in Bali and brings you a slice of paradise and tropical vibes in each and every stitch.
"Our collections are designed to take you oceanside all the way to the streets. Taking inspiration from the music, people, and the moments we create along the way."
A Made in Bali| IG @lost.innowhere
CULTURAL INTERACTION AND HERITAGE
We organize community clean-ups around our production's location to reduce waste and pollution in our local communities.
LOCAL SOURCING
We source materials and labor locally to support the local economy.
EQUAL & LOCAL EMPLOYMENT
We implement fair labor practices, ensure safe working conditions, and provide fair wages for all employees, including our factories. We provides equal opportunities for our team through courses or learning days to enhance their skill set.
NO SINGLE USE PLASTIC
We reduce the amount of plastic used in packaging and shipping by using compostable or biodegradable materials and implement waste reduction strategies such as reducing fabric waste, upcycling or recycling materials, and minimizing the use of single-use plastics.
WASTE MANAGEMENT
We have implemented waste reduction strategies such as reducing fabric waste, upcycling or recycling materials, and minimizing the use of single-use plastics. We have created a waste plan for our office and work with companies such as Eco Bali to help with our recycling process.
We commit to implementing a circular economy model, where materials and products are reused and recycled to reduce waste and promote sustainability.We also give samples that can’t be sold to communities in need.
GUEST AWARENESS
We educate consumers about sustainability practices and communicate your sustainability efforts transparently to build trust and loyalty. This is done by regular communication on Instagram and Electronic Direct Mail through graphics and video content.
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